Welcome to Making Words with Tasha L. Harrison, a blog & podcast for and about writing-ass romance writers.
This is where I, Tasha L. Harrison, share practical tips on various topics, including writing tips and tricks, news and advice about the business of authoring, and cultivating a holistic approach to managing both. So, whether you're a seasoned author or a beginner with a story to tell, Making Words is your guide to navigating writing and publishing from idea to done.
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#JustTheTipTuesday EROTIC ROMANCE
Dive into the world of erotic romance in this #JustTheTipTuesday installment of Romance 101. Explore the genre's rich emotional and physical connections, learn about its evolution, and discover why it's a favorite among readers and writers alike.
#JustTheTipTuesday Paranormal Romance?
Explore the world of paranormal romance. Learn about its key elements, genre conventions, and discover standout books and authors. Find out how paranormal romance blends magic, mystery, and deep emotional connections for a thrilling reading experience.
#JustTheTipTuesday Historical Romance: Romance 101
Explore the captivating world of historical romance with our Romance 101 series! Discover the magic of timeless love stories set in various eras, from classic tales to modern interpretations. Learn about the key elements that make historical romances so enchanting, including believable settings, strong characters, and satisfying romantic arcs. Whether you're a reader looking for your next favorite book or an aspiring writer eager to bring fresh perspectives to the genre, join us for tips, insights, and exciting recommendations. Let's dive into the rich, diverse tapestry of historical romance together!
Now, what’s a subgenre?: Romance 101
Last week, I talked about the history of romance and how it has evolved over the years into the genre we know it as today.
I also said we would dive into HEAs and subgenres, but after writing this post, I decided it needs to be a two-parter. So, in this installment of Romance 101, I’ll focus on subgenres and the type of story you can expect to read or write within them.